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With diesel prices skyrocketing due to ongoing global conflicts, filling up the trucks that carry food and goods across Canada has never been more expensive, experts say -- and Canadians could be feeling it soon.

Jamieson Greer, the U.S. Trade Representative, might not like to think of it as a trade 'war.' But whatever you call it -- a difference of opinion? an incongruity? the unpleasantness? -- it's been going for more than 19 months. And it seems now that ...

Artificial intelligence researchers are warning the public to use strong passwords and promptly install software updates on their devices to combat "AI-driven computer worms," a new breed of cyber-threat they say can launch custom attacks on devices, ...

Automaker Stellantis says it has signed a memorandum of understanding with Canadian armoured vehicle maker Roshel on a potential sale of its idled Brampton, Ont., assembly plant.

Canadian transport industry insiders say freight screening and penalties have shot up, part of a stricter approach to customs in a more protectionist United States.

CBC News has obtained the federal government's "prospectus" detailing investment opportunities ahead of next week's Canada Investment Summit in Toronto, which includes various plans across eight areas of investment.

According to a study by Toronto Metropolitan University, 98 per cent of financial sector workers are highly exposed to AI technologies. However, at least one Canadian bank still expects its staff levels to rise.

There is a more than 10 per cent chance that AI could kill all humans within the next decade, a researcher at Anthropic estimated in a post, hours after social media posts went viral from someone saying they had just quit Anthropic over concerns that ...

Apple's new foldable iPhone Duo is retailing for prices starting from $2,999 in Canada, before tax. In the U.S., prices start at $1,999 US, which works out as $2,760 -- meaning Canadians will have to pay almost 10 per cent more for the cheapest ...

With some tariffs added and others removed, economists predict that big picture the changes will break even. But certain industries will still be hit hard, they say, and the tit-for-tat will weigh on business owners' confidence.